Rome Warden 2025

The 2025 Rome Warden is a snowboard designed for anyone who doesn't want to break the bank but still have a top-performing board that will last from day 1 to day 100. With a directional twin shape, Fusion Caber profile with triple bamboo hot rods, the Warden is a mid-flexing board that provides you with a snappy, responsive ride which isn't too aggressive or bitey that will rip all over the mountain.

* Base colours are random.

Board Type: All Mountain

Camber Type: Fusion Camber

Fusion Camber features positive camber through most of the running length, with a small amount of rocker just before the contact points. This design creates a versatile all-mountain freestyle feel that has the power and response of the majority positive camber zone, combined with a smoother overall feel and added rise in powder from the small dose of early rise.

Flex: 5/10 (1=soft, 10=stiff)

Shape: Directional Twin

This board is a twin from contact point to contact point, but has a longer nose than tail. This is an extremely versatile shape that allows you to ride both regular and switch, with extra float in the nose for all mountain freestyle riding.

Core: Stomp Core

The Stomp Core is the most stable and predictable core from Rome, made with 100% poplar wood

Directional Twin, Twin Single HotRods

Bamboo Hotrods are thin rods of bamboo milled into the boards core, giving the board a pressable and playful feeling. This configuration inlays a rod in the boards nose and two rods in the tail, providing a powerful and versatile personality.

Triax Glass (above core)

Fibreglass running in three different axes, which provides torsional rigidity and added snap.

Base: PowerSlide Base

A base material that features improved wax absorption, increased durability and the most bang for your buck.

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